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| | | ... higher female participation rates in SFOs, increasing from a reported 12% in 2023 to 31% in 2025, and the percentage of women playing the CEO role increased from 8% to 2%. We anticipate this trend continuing." Australian family offices expressed stronger ... |
| | | | A fifth of women globally are planning to leave the workforce before retirement age, with the problem most prevalent in Australia, according to new research from the British Standards Institution. The research found early departure was most prevalent ... |
| | | | Perpetual, one of Myer's largest shareholders, sold around 23 million shares after the retailer's poor results this week. Myer's share price fell as much as 30% after announcing its full year results on Tuesday. The embattled retailer reported a fall ... |
| | | | Last night at the 24 th Annual Hedge Funds Rock fundraising dinner, the Alternative Future Foundation (AFF) announced the winners of its Australian Alternative Investment Awards for 2025. In addition to 11 categories, the awards also recognise a Fund ... |
| | | | ... Financial Services' Melody Edwards, Lume Wealth's Morgan Hayward, and Iconic Wealth's Kelly King are up for the FAAA Inspire Women - Excellence in Advice Award. Meantime, the FAAA Gen Next Rising Star of the Year Award finalists are Aayush Sharma from ... |
| | | | ... the Pulse also revealed key insights on its research demographic. Findings identify a gendered disparity with two in five women answering that they feel confident about their retirement, opposed to nearly three in every five men. Under two in every five ... |
| | | | ... Australians' expected retirement age. In FY25, the expected retirement age for men was 67 years, up by 2.2 years since FY15. For women, the expected retirement age was 65.3 years, up by 1.1 years over the same period. However, the participation rate ... |
| | | | Some of the biggest names in funds management, superannuation and philanthropy will come together on Tuesday, September 23 for the annual Family Office and Manager InDay. InDay is the foundation's annual manager and family office showcase - a curated ... |
| | | | ... revealed younger investors aged 18-29 were more likely to use AI (78%), as well as male investors (15% of men compare to 9% of women). Meantime, CA ANZ chief economist Richard Holden said despite global uncertainty, investors' confidence is buoyed ... |
| | | | ... latest research. As the Alpha Female Report reaches its 10-year anniversary, it revealed that total global assets run by women or mixed gender teams have tripled from $2.67 trillion (£1.3tn) in 2016 to $8.22tn (£4tn) in 2025. The report draws on figures ... |
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